Bitcoin's yearly floor prices tell quite the story when you step back and look at the bigger picture.
2016 kicked off at $366, then 2017 saw $788 as the low. By 2018, things had shifted to $3,185—already a tenfold jump from four years prior. 2019 held around $3,359, while 2020 pushed to $4,959.
Then came the explosive moves. 2021's yearly low sat at $29,381, marking the scale of that cycle's momentum. The correction? 2022 bottomed at $15,758. Last year (2023) landed at $16,607, and 2024 surprised with $39,447 as its floor.
Now 2025 has already seen $76,329 as a yearly low—more than double where 2024 started its downside.
Zoom out. The trajectory from $366 to $76,329 across a decade speaks volumes about adoption, institutional interest, and market maturation. Each cycle's floor is higher than the last. That's the pattern worth noting.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 13h ago
Damn, from 366 to 76,329, this booster is really burning money
The floor price is being pushed up with each cycle, this is the power of the orbit
After the 2022 crash, I thought we were going to the dark side of the moon, but now it's taking off directly
Not to mention, you can tell just by looking at this data how endless the long positions are
From 366 to 76k, a decade apart, the wallets of institutional giants have long been compromised
Where is the resistance in this round of the orbit? It feels like it hasn't fully charged yet
If you can't make money, at least you've witnessed history, it's worth it
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-02 19:56
Wow, 76K at the lowest point in 25 years. Is this still considered a low? Ten years ago, when it was only $366, only a genius could have imagined it.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 01-02 19:44
The bottom of each cycle is rising, and that's what we should be watching... from 366 to 76,329, ten years of madness.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 01-02 19:40
Wow, the bottom in 2025 is already at 76k, the growth rate is insane.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 01-02 19:39
ngl the floor pattern is pretty textbook... but actually if you read the vesting schedules, we're literally watching a coordinated pump before the next institutional unlock. called this months ago lol
Bitcoin's yearly floor prices tell quite the story when you step back and look at the bigger picture.
2016 kicked off at $366, then 2017 saw $788 as the low. By 2018, things had shifted to $3,185—already a tenfold jump from four years prior. 2019 held around $3,359, while 2020 pushed to $4,959.
Then came the explosive moves. 2021's yearly low sat at $29,381, marking the scale of that cycle's momentum. The correction? 2022 bottomed at $15,758. Last year (2023) landed at $16,607, and 2024 surprised with $39,447 as its floor.
Now 2025 has already seen $76,329 as a yearly low—more than double where 2024 started its downside.
Zoom out. The trajectory from $366 to $76,329 across a decade speaks volumes about adoption, institutional interest, and market maturation. Each cycle's floor is higher than the last. That's the pattern worth noting.